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> Do you mind explaining why it's so trivial versus setting up traditional ftp? nohup /usr/bin/rclone serve ftp --addr MYIP:2121 $PWD &>/dev/null & No configuration needed (beyond rclone&
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It's also a trivial way to set up an ad-hoc ftp server which serves either local or cloud storage. e.g. my Pi4 runs an rclone ftp server which exposes my dropbox to the rest of my intranet, and a separate ftp server which my networked
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3y ago
Second chance for who or what?
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Running a ChatGPT-Like LLM on the Raspberry Pi 5
(hackster.io)
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3y ago
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3y ago
The article is about a pi5 but the instructions will work on any modern Linux system.
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3y ago
> Specifically it says multi-file context Only the most trivial of projects have only a single code file.
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3y ago
Did anyone ever make it past about 30 seconds into Ghosts 'N Goblin? It was, to the best of my recollection, impossibly difficult.
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3y ago
Perhaps the local Yellow Pages, under "Restaurant"?
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3y ago
> Until you want to use a library that requires async. Now you do. Now you do... have an incentive to write your own which is not async.
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> It's an abomination but it's the only(?) approach for making async functions behave fully synchronously which doesn't require third-party voodoo like Asyncify. PS: it's also limited to argument and result types whic
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3y ago
> in javascript supporting async and sync is smooth as a Swiss watch. Ha! Integrating async I/O sources, namely the OPFS API, has been the single biggest development-time hit and runtime performance hit in sqlite.org's JS/
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3y ago
There's a contradiction in that list: proper code reviews require knowledge of the problem the code professes to solve. If AI is poor at context-dependent details, it can't shine at reviewing code.
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> any package that depends on a <s>deprecated</s> package may, unknowingly, become vulnerable itself. Fixed it.
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> Hmm do you know of other cases of this that I could look into? No clue. What happened was... i had noticed that a surprising number of people were posting the same things 2-3 times and assumed it was due to some non-obvious error. Then
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3y ago
> If anyone wants to try this out on macOS here's the fastest way I've found to try a new SQLite version ... https://sqlite.org/fiddle is always updated as part of the release process and is updated periodicall
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PS: i searched before posting and it did not show up, but there it is now: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39003146
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SQLite 3.45 Released
(sqlite.org)
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> As far as I can tell, this feature has not yet been released. It's been off-trunk since its inception in Oct. 2017 and there's been no discussion within the project of merging it into trunk (why that is i cannot speculate). I
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> Unless they need the power, which most applications probably don't, ... Personal anecdote: though all press releases claim the pi5 is roughly 3x faster than the pi4, in the real-world tests i've run (as opposed to benchmarks)
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i don't know if this is a local or global thing, but all(?) certified pi resellers here in Germany (that is: the resellers linked to directly from the pi site) have limited pi device orders to one per household since at least 18 months
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There was a cloudflare error while posting which triggered lots of folks to repost lots of things. The error came up after the post was saved, though.
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Man lives 30 feet underwater for 100 days, explains the impact on his body
(unilad.com)
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> That ONE person out of 300m in the EU bothered to chase this topic. Meanwhile, others of us in the EU simply delete their FB accounts and don't look back. (Right at 5 years ago, fwiw.)
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> Strange because I think brother did exactly what’s described in the article to me, and their toner is expensive as hell. Eeek! All of the reports i read about my model (3770) before buying it (Oct. or Nov. 2023) claimed that it worked
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i recently had to buy a printer for the first time in nearly 10 years and apparently the only big-name brand which is not outright antagonistic to third-party toner providers is Brother.
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Seems to me that making the book as much a moral lesson as a technical one is going to split peoples' focus off of the ostensible topic of the book - learning SQL.
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Masters of Orion 2.
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> located at the third element in $PATH, then that's 40 failed calls to execve(2) that could've been avoided by some sort of caching. Bash caches path lookups and has a command to clear them (i forget its name and am on a table
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> That whole family of projects avoids third-party dependencies where at all possible for reasons too detailed to type out one-handed on a mobile device. ... but which has since been elaborated on in < https://news.ycombinat
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> It's bordering on paranoia :) FWIW/FYI... as someone who has collaborated extensively in the "Hwaci ecosystem," for lack of a better term (projects stemming from Richard Hipp and his company (Hwaci)), i can elaborat
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